Dukakis clash ends with minor injuries in car crash
Boston actor and former governor Mike Dukakis and wife Kitty were slightly injured when their car hit a guard rail near the Charles River. They arrived at Massachusetts General Hospital alert with whiplash and were released after X rays. Kitty tested negative for alcohol or drugs.
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Recovered Hiroshima film offers new wartime insights
A two hour black and white film shot in September and October 1945 shows victims in Hiroshima weeks after the Aug 6 1945 atomic bombing. Found in a Nippon Eiga Shinsha archive in 1993 it now circulates at the Hiroshima Peace Museum for public viewing.
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AIDS funds weakening for states
Washington joins Illinois and Kansas in slashing AIDS Drug Assistance Program spending to avert bankruptcy as states face rising drug costs. Protease inhibitors, costing up to 15,000 per patient annually, strain ADAP budgets while demand surges from fear of new HIV treatments.
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Candid Clinton Photo To Be Published In Esquire
Esquire magazine will publish a photo of President Clinton in the secluded Treaty Room taken by his daughter Chelsea. The image shows Clinton relaxed in shirt and jeans with a golf club, despite the room being restricted to photographers. The September issue, with Taylor Branch writing, hits newsstands August 20.
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Two Indiana Guardsmen shot near Olympic security in Georgia
In Doraville, Georgia, a man fired seven shots at two off duty Indiana National Guard members returning from a restaurant near Sequoyah Junior High School. Spc Juventino P. Silva, 25, was killed. Sgt. Danny L. Cook, 43, was wounded. Police call the attack random. no motive or arrests reported. About 4,000 guardsmen, including 550 from Indiana, are in the Atlanta area for Olympic security.
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